Hall of Stars.
That was what the dragons called the Speaker's residence—the place that reached the stars. It was also the highest point in the entire Dragon Kingdom.
The familiar passageway remained the same, and two pitch-black figures still stood on either side of the exit.
"Thank you for your hard work."
Luo Chuan gave them a slight nod.
"...Not hard."
A muffled voice came from beneath a helmet.
Yao Ziyan covered her face and dragged Luo Chuan away at a brisk pace. Could she just say she didn't know this guy?
"Hey, hey, Boss, why did you ask them that?" Shilsha asked curiously.
"Is there a problem with it?" Luo Chuan glanced at the white dragon girl. "They've been standing here all day, haven't they? Don't they need to rest or something?"
"But they've basically immersed their consciousness in the Virtual Network," Shilsha said. "Their bodies in reality don't feel much."
Luo Chuan: "..."
Well then. He had gained a new understanding of just how unreliable these dragons could be.
"Virtual Network?" Yao Ziyan was curious about the name Shilsha had mentioned.
"It's an illusory world similar to the one created by the holographic devices in Boss's store. We can connect to it directly through chips implanted in our bodies." Anviya pointed to her head.
"No, why has this somehow looped back around to body modification again?"
Luo Chuan could not understand it.
From xianxia to fantasy, then to science fiction, and now it was heading toward cyberpunk?
He really wanted to ask some author whether there was even an outline.
At this point, was that author still planning to rely on some so-called flash of inspiration to toss in more elements to a novel that had already stitched together all sorts of random nonsense?
He had hit the